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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-04
s.r,o.s Runaway Accident.

Special Dispatch to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Now 3.-Jno. G.
Mccain, a prominent merchant Of Ida.
vile, Upton county, and formerly here,
met with q scriousaccidcnt. While driving
out with his family his team took fright
and ran OIL, throwing him and his entire
family out, breaking two ui his ribs, break.
ing aud dislocating his wiic's arm and
irlcturing his little boys skull. The child
is now considered Ia q dangerous condi-
tiDr
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nirmInsnsm'. Loan aud rru,, ,on,pnn,

HIHtHl lI'iWifh ln ihn Nppfhl
EnmIyuu,N, Ala, Nov .. 4 three
days SESSION oi the dirccior- of the Elylon
land company was adjourned tonight,
whrrcupon n most happy effect WIS ere.
nird IN money circles by the authoritative
announcement that they had decided 10
establish trust aud loan institution, be-.
ginning with SiOO,OOO capital, Oi which the
company will take S3OO,ODO, the directors
individually SG0,0O0, and the r,t 10y New
York parties The institution will supply
one II the greatest wants ~ thr town by
lending money ON real estate II WIS alsp
ordered by the directors that The company
should take stock up 20 ~ pcr cent. in any
promising new manufacturing enterprise
that needed such assistance.
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The ~. I.o.Is Espio-iou.

sr. Lows Mo-, Nov 3.--NIamic New.
man, nineteen ycan old, daughter Of
Michael Newman. died today from injur.
icg received hy The CXplusion ON Market
s,fcot Tucully morning Nellie Newman
Is siill In n terrible condition, but will ~
cover. Thuivuk u excavation has pfo.
groscd fo i'r tIIul ihc clicf Of police and
ire department agree that tie cala'lr9pc
was rnu.cl %, ilu explosion OF gpsnud that
mo- crime a. connected With a. ~ well
satisfied arp they that 40 further iuvcsii'
cations ON iuuu.miutl hgsis will bc pur.
sued. Their have been no arrests aud
there are none uAOc,lcd'
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Mr. GInd,,nnc ,.led Ahnn,.

LoNpoN, Nov. 3.-Mr. Gladstone, in
denying rather testify a statement at.
trihutcd 10 him concerning the CruitciS
writes: This is the third time today that
! have had to say ON the same or ON some
other subject that the proper course is not
io ask me 10 contradict, hut Ia ASK the
nsScrtcrs to give their authority Tor their
basclcSs statements. | will thank YOU to
publish this"
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Exictiou IuaItir,,

DumIN, Nov. 3-1'hirty persons have
been summoned under the crimes act, in
Bally llaunis, TO answer charges in con.
nection with the cvictiuIp. 4 majority OF
those summoned arr young girls. Mcssrs.
Pync and Gilhooty, Nationalist member,
oi Parliament, have also been summoned,
the former for melting resistance To the
bailihs ut nm eviction ut Scmh, and the
latter Tor advocating a boycott at a league
mpptiug nt S,hull
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supreme court, in which il says: "The re-
quest OF our eight comrades ior a writ of
error has been refused by the federal su.
preme court. For lCO years the United
States has enjoyed the reputation of
being free country. Up to a short
time ago such a reputation was certainly
most justiiiable. But lately few pos
SCISSORS of the colossal riches produced by
the common people usurped criminal
power TO pervert and misinterpret the
laws created by the fathers of this
republic in good faith and with II
progressi We spirit. They spattcr with
mud the name of the republic.
The supreme court at Washington, the
general imperial court at Leipsc and
the martial courts at st. Petersburg stand
on the same level. The justice which is
being distributed under the auspices of
Jay Gould, Vanderbilt ct al. wears not
only bandagc over her eyes, but only
watchword in her breast, which rssds:
"Thc public be id"
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Ano,her Minus, pI.,

VrENNA, Nov. IA dispatch FROM -.
reier@ls.ss % the Politisel,s Correspondent,
says another nihilist plot has brcn dis.
covered. The headquarters oi the con.
spiriioN was IN the house 1T an apothccarl
named Schupp, IN Jckatcrmcrhol prospect
The police riidcd the house aud made
several arrests. They also found number
ui bombs.
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A CINCINNATI Cnni,nIIsi.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov Joseph Smith,
capitalist, made an assignment today to
W. r. Boyd. Assets, $50 900; liabilities,
S2OOOOO The assets consist OF $1,000 In
real estate aud the remainder in securities,
most oi which are hypothcatcd. The fail
urc is iuccablc TO the Fidelity bank failure
and the Cincinnati, Hamilton d Dayton
trouble, both oi which caused great shrink
agc In the srrnrlllos held hy Mr. Smith.
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same paper asserts that the agricultural
and commercial crisis is increasing through
out the empire. As an instance, il men
tions the fact that the Agrmian bank, OF
Moscow, recently put up at auction AGO es'
tatcs, for which II was impossible 10 pay
the interest ON the mortgages.
The management of the Oriental mu-
scum here has arranged ior series OF pub
lie Lectures for the benefit OF young mcr-
chants desiring 10 become acquainted with
the trade needs of foreign countries, includ-
ing India, America and Africa.
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New Gold Fields.

IoNpoN, Nov. o. The imperial com.
missioner at Cape colony hns officially
notified the home government oi the dis
coyyry ui extensive gold fields in Nam
nqunland, In the northwestern par; oi IT,,
Cape Colony district
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Ioy and Ayniust.

LONDON, Nov, 3.l.orl Salisbury, ac-
knowlclging the receipt OF u resolution Of
sympathy from the electors OF Toxtcth,
says that he is glad 10 receive resolutions
deprcating the dcplopblc efforts of Mr.
Gladstone and his friends " support of or.
CARNATIONS ior lawlcssucSs and crime.
The Home Rule union, of London, has
adopted n resolution expressing sympathy
with Wilirid Blunt and William o. Bricn,
and has resolved to continue the agitation
in Ireland with the aid of English speak
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Tire Dnmp LspIasIon.

LoNpoN, Nov. .. An explosion oi iir'
damp occurred this morning IN lcni
mine NJ Maltlock, county II Derby Twon.
ty-Gyc men wcrc IN the pit NJ the time.
Five dead bodies have alrady bccn U
covered.
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Ii,n In,rr AIniinn.

w,eniNoroS, Nov 2. -Surgcon-Gcneral
Hamilton received telegram today from
pr. Porter, at Tampa, saying that the yell
low fever nj Tampa Is ahating, owing to
the prevalence oi n 'nonhcr" for scyonil
days. and be- thinks the backbone Of tho
endemic Is now brUkcn. There were seven
new cases and thrcc deaths since last rc-
mort.
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IInrhc..iinIIr,,,. ,hneL.

LoNpoN, Nov. 3. Col. lluphcs-llallctt
was present this evening at the Licensed
Niciuallcr' dinner at Chatham This WIS
the frst time lac had appeared In public
since the publication of the charges con.
ccrning his relations with Miss Sclwyn. \
number ui persons in the gallery showed
their diSippruynl ui his presence by hiss
ing. Tho offenders wcrc elected after an
exciting Airuttulc
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Guarding the Cells.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 3.-Two full COM
panies OF policemen are now quartercd in
the county Jail near the anarchist cells,
The officers were brought into the Jail last
night by back entrance. There are fifty
four men in all, and each is armed with u
Winchester rifle. These men will remain
in the building until after the event of the
nth instant. There was no excitement in
the jail this morning. Whatever stir was
caused by the decision yesterday had
worn off today and everything was quiet
around the establishment.
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Relics of the Case,

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Nov. 3.-The secre-
tary OF the Chicago historical society has
written letter 10 Gov. Oglesby, ask.
ing that all of the letters, petitions and
documents relating to the anarchists,
which may be sent to the executive office,
be sent 10 the historical society for presery.
alton. The letters from Fischer, lingp
and Engcl have not yet reached the Gov.
prnOr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-04
Discrimination Asnins, New Orleans.

WAuusGroS, Nov 3.-E X. Bclknap,
president II the Merchants aud Manu-.
iaciurcrs association, oi New Orleans. COM
plains to the interstate commerce COM
mission NJ unjust discrimination against
mercantile interests oi New Orleans shown
by the Nicksburg, shreveport 4 Pacific
railroad, the discrimination being In favor
Of New York aud Philadelphia shippers.
A case IL cited In which charge oi ~
cents a hundred was made on New
Orleans shipment 10 Monroe, Ia, $40
miles, while the sans class of merchandise
was brought from New York, over 100
miles ion ~ cents per hundred.
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Iouis,iiie.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 3.--At meeting
II the typoiheic Of this city tonight IL
was determined to resist the demands Of
the typographical union for a raise In tho
price oi composition on book work and
limo aud q half ior extra houn. A strike
IN all the job offices in the city Is expected
as "A result Of the action.
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nInls,cr McI.anc snd The Anarchists.

PANS, Nov. 3-Mt Mrlm", United
States minister, In lalcr acknowledging
the receipt Of n communication from VI.
llarodct president oi thc extreme left In
the Chamber Of Depudcs, to the Governor
Of Illinois, praying iog clcmcncy for the
condemned Chicago anarchists, says ~
have already informed yuu that the death
penalty in the United siHlr n limited Ia
common law crimes, and that Il II mover
exercised for polillch oIlousos. While
feeling that IL IL necttsiIy Ia point 10 this
distinction, do not hesitate ~ say that ]
am interested IN any step 10 spare human
life. have cablcd ~ the Governor ol
Illinois, calling his attention TO your dis
patch"
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scendcd the stairs leading TO Spaulding's
printing Office on Clark street and began
TO sell the pamphlets entitled, "Was 1t Il
Fair Trial?" She had her arms full of the
documents, and was selling them for 3
cents piece. No attempt at speech
making was made, but the nnaccustomed
spectacle of woman selling anarchistic
pamphlets attracted considerable crowd.
II was some time before il was known that
the mysterious vcnder was Mrs. Parsons,
and in trice the street was packed with
curious spectators. SO dense was the con-
grega,ion that il was impossible fora wagon
even TO make its way along the middle of
the street. And in five minutes after the
announcement of the woman's name il
was beyond all human possibility for
pedestrian to come within 100 wards of the
spot where Mrs. Parsons stood. Passage
on either side OF the street was out of the
question, till three blue coats, with
flushed faces and short braath, ordered the
woman TO "mOve on She did move on,
in the direction of the government build
ing, carrying her pamphlets and followed
by an immense throng. Ii was estimated
that 1000 people was assembled around
the place.
In vain the car-drivcrs rang their bells,
and the eXpostulations of a hundred team
sters were equally vain. Finally couple
OF officers came up and took Mrs. Parsons
before Chief Ebcsold That official
thought the matter over and decided that
Mrs. Parsons had the same right TO sell
her books that other yenders Of literature,
and said she might continue in the book
business MS long as she pleased provided
she did not blockade the sidewalks and
streets. Accordingly, on returning TO the
office and getting fresh supply OF books,
She, instead of standing in front of ;hc
building, walked briskly down the street
10 the postoilicc, handing ont books ias,cr
than she could make change. On gaining
the steps of the government building, she
once more was surrounded by n larr
crowd, and was told by deputy marshal
10 move on. She obcycd, and continued
TO walk through the streets until she,
completely exhausted, staggered up stairs
and sank, nearly iainting, into chair in
Dcvinc's office. In the few hours she was
out she sold nearly 1000 copies OF the book
at cents each.
THE GALLONS.
The sheriff has already begun the build
ing Of the scallold on which il is intended
TO hang the anarchists. Carpenters were
busy this afternoon working on the pieces
which 90 TO make up the machineo death,
and il will not be long before the gallovs
are ready. This is regarded in some
quarters as significant Of Mr.. Matson's
belief that the Governor will not interfere.
MYSTERIOUS PAPER.
This afternoon DIR. Schmidt, Frank
Staubcr and George Schilling, all promi-
nent in the endcayors that have been made
TO secure lcniency for the anarchists Wis
tied August Spies at the jail They had a
paper which they handed TO him, and an
earnest conversation took place The
anarchists appeared reluctant 10 do what
the men were advising, and Staubcr was
heard 10 say: "This is the last chance. +"
After more talk and gcsticulations Spies
finally called for n pen and signed the
mysterious paper.
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Petitions for Pardon,

CHIcAGo, ILL.,, Nov. 3.-Pctitions for the
condemned anarchists came in by mail
and messenger. Detroit sent one solid
roll Of $500 names, and Grand Rapids con-
tributed 800 petitioners. II is claimed
that nearly 200,0O signatures have already
been secured.
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Irl.h yenseaaee rhrcn,cned.

DumIN, Nov. 8. The United Ireland
today contains two columns Of reports oi
meetings OF suppressed branches Of the
national league In an editorial II chamc.
tcriDrs the removal ol Mr. % lIrcn to
TullnmOrc jnil M an Outrage, aud nyH IL
WIS done in behalf " the Landlords
llcncciorth, Il riys, thr people will make
the landlords hdstngrs iur Mr.. OBricn's
safety. The plan oi campaign will become
not merely the tenants weapon NJ dc.
II syE "Will lrishmen remain quicsccnt
gIound2 Please God not quite. n Nj.
o. Bricn is harmed, br every hair of his
head lrishmen Will exact compound
Npnvgnnceh -
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The Truro Cathedral.

l0NDoN, Nov. . The Truro cathedral
was opened today 10y the Prince oi Wales
This is the first cathedral built in England
by the Established church since the reform.
alton 4 thong ul distinguished pruplr
attended the ceremonies. which wcfc im.
posing. The dny WIS pleasant
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u.,rs,ea his Creditors.

ClNroy, la., Now .. Henry j. Peasc,
a young anil prominent farmer aud stock
buyer oi Pcasc Grove and Dewitt, near
here. Is missing. lie recently disposed OF
M his real estate, personal property etc,
and pockoled the money, leaving his cred.
itoru in the lufch to the tune Of t2D, 900.
The German savings lank, OF Davenport,
and farmers aud women 81 whom llc had
borrowed money arc the heaviest losers
lie had the confidence oi grcat number
ol pcople IN two counties with whom u,
hn1 duup busiup.u
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wooIen.u uiIIS.

HAWI1ov, Ont, Nov. 3-John lIancy
and j. u. McQucstion, propricton Of the
llcspclcr woolcn-mll-, have made an ns.
sirnmcnt for the benefit oi their crcditor-.
The liabilities are placed at over S2OO, go,
with assets nominally the same.
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W.. IlaIioor 81.

Lovpoy, Nov. .. meeting oi the Cab.
met was held today. Mr. lIlliuur. chief
SECRETARY Tor Ireland, who returned lrum
Dublin yesterday, was present lie
looks IN.
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sinhbcd n, Annrch,sl..

BrRNE, Nov. 3-A reward II 5oO francs
hn- been Offered ior the discovery oi tho
asailants oi VI saluy, chief II the Labor
party, who was stabbed, IL h. alleged, hl
anarchists. Salul has since died oi his
Wuuuda
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II,r ,.nnr,irh ,,nr

BruIiy, Nov. .. The Russian imperial
train has arrived NJ Cunbinncn, In cnst
Prussia, and will wait there for the arrival
oi the Car. The train Is closely guarded
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Gcrmnn rXpogis 20 America.

BERLIN, Nov. 3.-Thc value Of goods
exported in 1857 from lhr district IN the
jurisdiction OF the American consul ~
Berlin shows a larqr increase as COMPARED
with the exports oi lSg German cHpofh
and Imports Of cotton. s.k. fln-- "hu ,l1h
manufactured goods au increasing Mh.i'
imports and exports gi iron or ahd p's'
mon are decreasing.
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OBITUARY.


ALn,NY, ~ Y, Nov. .. Dr. Henry 4.
Homes, Ph. H., J.. l.. D., State librarian.
died carly this morning oi Brights disease
of the kidneys, after long Illness.
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Cool nn,I ,.rnIn DcnIers.

CNCNN,ri, o., Nov.2 Fulton q Peters,
coal and grain dealers At Wilmington, O.,
have assigned. Assets, $4,000, liabilities,
$1,000
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m. Uo,ernmen, InreIenIInn.

LoSpoN, Nov .. The Cabinet rsolvcd
10 continue iis present vigorous policy In
Ireland, especially ~ regards speeches at
proclaimed meetings.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-04

pmiAuumN, Pa, Now IA meet
ing oi representative buYIncss men WIS
held today 10 arrange iorsuitablc reception
and entertainment oi the dcpuialion from
the British Parliament, who ara nov
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ur. OHrIen.

DrnlrN, Now .. Mr. OBdcn is IN
cheerful spirits. He still wean civilian
clothes.
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Ihc Cop, rIEh, I.ssEac

NrN YoEK, Nov J.-Nt the third ana
nual meeting Of the American copyright
league today II was decided TO appoint &
committee ~ confer Investigation.
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The ArbcIter.zc,,,,a.s snrIcE.

CnIcAco, H., Nov. 3..-Thc Arbcitcr.
Zciiung, uc organ Of the anarchists, today
has long editorial on the action 0l tho
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-04
Russ,n,, N,ii,., ArtiNity.

NmNNA, Nov. 3..-'lIn p"n'lca ''ao'
sl'ondcncc confirms lhf wlgri ol h"'sl'lil Hil
! military ACTIVITY nu ihn Iiohu'H iho
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-27

sh the fuel; but in extremely cold
weather such a course was not safe as
the occupants were liable to oversleep
themselves. 10 guard against such a
danger fire tenders were detailed in
each company whose duty it was to
make the rounds of the tents at regular
intervals and fill the stoves with wood.
Oar bedding consisted of straw bed
and one blanket each.
And right here was the street OF dear
old Company I,where our "'boys'-God
bless them-answered to the morning
and evening roll-call. Dear boys, how
well we remember them Alas. how
small the remnant of them who could
answer to roll-call to-day on this side
of the river
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-27
Our New Postmaster.

Relative to the appointment of a new
postmaster il this city, to succeed A.
W. CueIman, Esq, who has served so
efficiently and faithfully during the
terms allotted him, conjecture has given
place to certainty Arthur W. Greedy,
Ed. has been nominated by President
Cleveland for the important position
and an excellent nomination. lis, Mr..
Greedy having all the necessary quail
itication> for good officer He Is a
man Of integrity. Of uuquestioued char
acter aud habits, lover Of his country,
and will make faithful ana obliging
officer. Though a democrat, be has
nearly all the -ymptoms Of good replb-
licau in whose ranks he naturally be-
longs and ought to be found We con-
graduate him on his prcferment and
wish him success in his new duties. We
may add further hat the people of Els
worth are as rule, without regard to
parties, much pleased with the selection
which has been made.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-27

Representatives of the ereamtries of
Maine met in Augusta, Saturday, TO form On
association TO be called the State Creamery
association. Henry Turner, J. v Make
well and A. +. True were appointed a COM
mitee to form a constitution. The pur-
pose is to promote the interests If cream
cries and suppress the sale Of oleomargarine
A fearful northwest gale is reported
from northern Franklin county. As the
down train on the Franklin and Megantic
railroad was coming through Saiem Friday,
one car was blown completely over ON its
side and had to be left by the track. Ne
body was injured A train on the Sandy
river railroad left Pennington Saturday
morning with two engines and flange dig
ger, but no passenger cars were taken on
II was the wors gale reported for wears. The
weather was not very cold, however.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-01-27

A Washington correspondent says :
"The Maine delegation is worthy of especial
attention to New England people, it con-
tans so many elements: Reed, the leader in
debate, Dingley, the clear-thinker and easy
writer, MiIliken. the wit, and Bou'elle, the
social leader. As his gray hairs Written
and his wastband increases in inches, the
gallant captain seems to grow more spark
ling as a social light At the Hamilton
house a reception or bali is hardly felt COM
pete without his presence. While Dingley,
Long, Reed and the rest sit in the back
ground and watch the gay picture, Captain
Boutelle is marshalling the hosts for a Ian
GERS or Virginia reel. He has greatly i'm
proved in watzing. too, since last winter,
and the fantasies which his right and left
toe trip in the course of an evening, with
Mikado music in the air, would quite make
up the score of comic opera"
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STATE OF MAINE.
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AARON Page, late of Ruckspota.
Eliphalet Tourtelottc late Of Ellsworth
A. T Burnham Adm
sarah u. Conary, late Of BIuehiil
4. +. Buruham, A1mr
Abigail T. Moslry late Of Ellsworth.
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james Crawford late Of Castinc.
George NJ. Warren. TRUSTEE.
ORDERED that the said accountants give u,t!re
To- an persons Interested by causing copy ~ tuls
OF her Ia he published three weeks successive. Ia
the Ei~W orth American, that they may appear al a
Probate curt. To bee holden at Buck sport the mi
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tine forenoon, ana show cause, II any they have,
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